Quantity Surveyor

Key Responsibilities:

1. Cost Estimation and Budgeting
• Prepare accurate cost estimates for construction projects, considering all stages of the project.
• Develop and maintain detailed project budgets and forecasts.
• Analyze tender bids and make recommendations for the selection of contractors.
2. Cost Control and Financial Management
• Monitor project costs and financial performance throughout the lifecycle of the project.
• Manage the financial aspects of contracts, ensuring that budgets are adhered to and costs are controlled.
• Conduct regular financial reporting and provide recommendations to mitigate potential financial risks.
3. Contract Management
• Review and prepare contracts, including terms and conditions, for contractors and suppliers.
• Administer contracts and manage changes to ensure that the project stays within scope.
• Evaluate and negotiate cost-related aspects of contract changes, claims, and variations.
4. Procurement and Tendering
• Assist in the procurement process, ensuring the best value for money for the company.
• Prepare tender documents, assess bids, and provide advice on contractor selection.
• Ensure the proper procurement of materials and services in line with the project requirements.
5. Risk Management
• Identify potential cost risks and develop strategies to mitigate them.
• Advise on any financial risks that may arise during the project, providing solutions to address them.
6. Measurement and Valuation
• Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress and assess the quality of work.
• Measure and value construction work, including any changes to the scope.
• Prepare interim payment applications for contractors and assess claims.
7. Reporting and Documentation
• Prepare regular reports on project finances, including forecasts, cost breakdowns, and cash flows.
• Maintain accurate records of contracts, correspondence, and other documentation.